Ogden City's good landlord incentive program is operated in conjunction with the city's landlord training program, established pursuant to title 12, chapter 16 of the Ogden municipal code, and the city's adoption of disproportionate impact fees as it affects rental dwellings. The goal of the program is to provide a financial incentive to landlords who implement the objectives of the landlord training program, keep their properties free of criminal activity, and also maintain their properties free of certain code violations. The program authorizes a discount toward disproportionate impact fees assessed against rental dwellings under the city's business licensing regulations. Disproportionate impact fees are assessed based on the disproportionate amount of police and fire services provided to rental dwellings, as an overall business licensing classification. The discount is provided to landlords who help the city in attempting to reduce such disproportionate services, by implementing the objectives of the landlord training program and attempting to reduce criminal activities occurring on rental properties. The program also attempts to encourage and reward those landlords who maintain their properties free of code violations. (Eff. 9-22-2016)